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The LTA have invited than 7,000 people to share their views on car access, shared spaces, micromobility, and inclusive public transport.
The Jaecoo J6 can now be had as a 99kW model, which offers greater driving range and efficiency than the Cat B 205kW version.
The LTA has announced that car buyers will see a slight dip in COE supply for the November-January quota period.
Despite the smaller supply of COEs, last year saw a growth in the number of privately-owned cars, owing to fewer taxi and private-hire cars.
The Land Transport Authority has announced that there will be fewer certificates of entitlement for the next three months starting from February.
The vehicle Certificate of Entitlement quota for May to July will shrink by 4%, the second quota where the zero-growth policy has been applied.
In the first round of COE bidding in November, premiums for Cat A increased, while Cat B and E premiums hold fairly steady, dipping by less than one percent.
At the end of October's second COE bidding exercise, there is a drop in demand for Cat A cars, while demand for larger cars holds steady with hikes in premiums.
In the first round of bidding for COEs in October, Cat B and E premiums fall slightly, whilst Cat A prices rise marginally.
COE prices for the second round of bidding in September see a slight decrease for Cat A, B, and E premiums - a first since July 2016.
Certificate of Entitlement premiums were a mixed bag at the latest tender yesterday, as a number of factors influenced bidding.
COE prices for the first round of bidding in September see a slight increase for Cat B premiums, while Cat A and E prices fall.
Certificate of Entitlement prices showed marginal movements at the close of the month's second tender, despite a reduced quota for the current quarter.
At the close of the month's first tender exercise yesterday, Certificate of Entitlement prices fell across the board.
COE premiums ended higher again in the latest tender yesterday as the easing of car-financing rules continued to fan pent-up demand.
In lieu of new relaxed car loan rules, the second round of COE bidding in June sees premiums across all categories continue to rise steadily.
The double-digit increases in COE premiums were fuelled by a spike in interest among car buyers and the three-week tender gap.
Although COE premiums for cars dipped at the latest tender yesterday, they would have dropped more dramatically if not for strong bidding from Uber.
The COE supply from May to July is set to increase by 15 percent from the previous three-month quota period, which should drive car prices down.